Thread: KindleTERM - a SSH client kindlet
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Old 06-07-2011, 12:47 PM   #45
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or with other words: The ssh kindlet isn't prepared to use client keys. The solution is, as explained by kenchy, to run an ssh client on the Kindle command line, i.e. connect to your Kindle, then connect to another computer from the shell.
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